ClearCompany Learning: Custom HTML Pages

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Custom HTML Pages allow admins to tailor the user experience in the learning platform.  Custom HTML pages are used to create custom home pages for different users/groups. This article provides an overview of Custom HTML Pages, the options available, and other resources available.

In this article:
Custom HTML Pages Overview
Manage Custom HTML Pages
Additional Resources

Custom HTML Pages Overview

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Custom HTML pages allow admins to customize a website page based on their preferences. When creating an HTML, users can create:

  • An HTML Page with an external URL (e.g. HRIS, SharePoint, or other company site)
  • An HTML Page created by the user using templates in the learning platform or some knowledge of HTML/CSS.

Manage Custom HTML Pages

New HTML Page
  1. From the Custom Pages dashboard, click Create Page.Create Page.png
  2. Fill out the fields below:
    1. Page Title
    2. Owner Group
    3. External URL
    4. Transparent Background
    5. Include Header and Footer: If this is set to “Yes” the custom page will include the default Learning platform header (including the Navigation Menu) and footer.
    6. Status
    7. Back
    8. When ready click Save, this will create a draft of the HTML page.

The next step is the Go To Editor. Clicking on the “Go To Editor” link opens the Page Builder in a new browser tab or window.
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Page Builder Overview

The Page Builder allows users to use templates to create an HTML Page, below is an overview of the Page Builder.

Page Builder.png

  1. Page Builder URL: This is the URL needed when wanting to link to this custom page.
  2. Preview, Save, Revert: You can preview the page, save it, and revert it back to the last previous save.
  3. Basic Contents Window: This is how content is added to the transcript. Clicking the "Empty" box will bring up your basic content blocks.
  4. Add/More: Add & More do the same thing they will open up a window with element templates that you can add to your page. See below.
  5. HTML: This will open a window so you can see all your content and elements as HTML.

For additional information on custom pages, see below:

10 Proven Tips for Boosting Engagement in Your LMS With Custom HTML Pages

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